"because of this change" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to draw a conclusion, often in response to something that has been mentioned previously. For example, "Our new schedule requires everyone to come in two hours earlier. Because of this change, we should all try to adjust our schedules accordingly."
The council tax payments stopped, the housing benefit was stopped, because of this change in circumstances.
"Public services don't need to be delivered from buildings because of this change in attitude and because of technology".
"We were going to have to conduct ourselves differently than we ordinarily might have because of this change in psychology".
Because of this change, women on average had four more children during their reproductive lifetime, the researchers report.
Because of this change, the plan must satisfy the limitations of section 415(c) for the limitation period beginning January 1 , 2008 and ending June 30 , 2008
So we get very different outcomes because of this change in information in the game, and the theme of today is that information is going to matter.
Because of this, changes in prices reflect changing relative scarcities for factors, goods, and services, and they thereby enable market agents to plan and to bring their subjectively formed perceptions and expectations about market conditions into line with actual conditions.
You're going to see scoring averages go up because of this rule change.
Because of this color change they can be used to assess the temperature to which a rock sequence was heated during burial.
Because of this seasonal change in circulation, the water mass reaching northwest Luzon is different in summer and winter (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Stedman proposes that because of this genetic change, the primates' massive jaw muscles shrank, making possible a threefold expansion of the brain.
